HJFMRI Tanzania

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As we reflect on 2024, MHRP at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research celebrates the power of collaboration in driving #HIV research forward. Through our international partnerships with scientists, healthcare professionals and communities, we’re one step closer to a future without HIV. #ProgressThroughPartnership #YearInReview #endHIV #HIVResearch #2024Highlights HJFMRI Nigeria; HJFMRI Tanzania; HJFMRI Kenya; National Institute for Medical Research (NIMR) - Tanzania; LoveYourself Inc.; Makerere University Walter Reed Program; The Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine

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We are wrapping up Breast Cancer Awareness Month with a splash - a splash of pink that is! Thank you to our HJFMRI colleagues in Nigeria and Tanzania for sharing their pink photos and helping us #StickIt2Cancer!
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Infant mortality remains a challenge in Kenya, with premature birth and neonatal complications driving mortality rates. In response, the Child Health and Mortality Prevention Surveillance (CHAMPS) program, with support from the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) and HJFMRI Kenya, collects data to better understand preventable causes of infant deaths and implement initiatives tailored to address specific issues through the “data to action” component of the study. “There have been trainings on managing care while the mother is in labor to help prevent birth asphyxia, on how to manage the neonates,” explained Hilda Okinyi, a neonatal nurse at the hospital in Siaya. “Due to the CHAMPS investigations, they were able to identify the causes of death, and now that we realize the cause, we are able to manage and prevent such mortality.” Now on hjfmri.org: High hopes for the smallest patients: HJFMRI-supported surveillance research drives initiatives to reduce infant mortality in Kenya. Read the full story here: https://bit.ly/3Y8HGrE
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